VOlUME 05 ISSUE 01 JANUARY 2022
1Lukman Kharish, 2Ikhwan Syahtaria, 3Dohar Sianturi, 4Lukman Yudho P,
5Herlina Juni Risma Saragih, 6Ernalem Bangun
1,2,3,4,5,6Strategic and Military Campaign Study Program, University of Defence
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ABSTRACT
Security in the territorial waters of a country is one of the important elements in maintaining the sovereignty of a country which based on facts on the ground shows that the ALKI II region poses a threat to international shipping where the threats are in the form of smuggling of goods, human trafficking, as well as terrorism and the impact of Malaysia's expansionary politics. is the impact of the non-optimal security in the ALKI II area due to the non-optimal degree of TNI al strength and regulations that are still overlapping in overcoming violations in the ALKI II area, so this study aims to find out how the interoperability between TNI dimensions in the ALKI II area in supporting the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia. And how are the efforts in strengthening the strategy of the pattern of operations and deployment of TNI AL forces in the ALKI II region. Then this study uses a qualitative approach with descriptive analysis methods supported by literature studies as a method of data and fact tracking, where based on the results of the study it is known that interoperability between dimensions The TNI in the ALKI II area has not been well integrated and is still running independently and the pattern of operations and deployment of the TNI's combat force is not optimal yet with a centralized and regional nature so that optimization is needed. realizing the stability and security of Indonesian marine waters.
KEYWORDS:TNI AL strength degree, ALKI II, Security Stability, OMSP.
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